Cut And Run! Railroad Logging In Clare County, Michigan Second Edition June 8, 2025
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Cut And Run! Railroad Logging In Clare County, Michigan Second Edition June 8, 2025
- Publication date
- 2025-06-08
- Topics
- Lake George & Muskegon River Railroad, Clare County, Michigan, Saginaw & Clare County Railroad, Flint & Pere Marquette Railroad, Ann Arbor Railroad, Harrison & Muskegon River Railroad, Houghton Lake & Barker City Railroad, Long Lake & Muskegon River Railroad, Toledo, Ann Arbor & Cadillac Railroad, Toledo, Ann Arbor & North Michigan Railroad, Winfield Scott Gerrish
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Clare County, Michigan was where America's first economically successful
logging railroad was located. It was called the Lake George & Muskegon
River Railroad. This book recounts the history of its construction, operation,
and abandonment. Many other Clare County logging lines and common carrier
railroads are described. Several maps from the first edition have been updated
using LiDAR technology.
logging railroad was located. It was called the Lake George & Muskegon
River Railroad. This book recounts the history of its construction, operation,
and abandonment. Many other Clare County logging lines and common carrier
railroads are described. Several maps from the first edition have been updated
using LiDAR technology.
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- 2025-07-10 11:26:47
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